Reeves finally wins world saddle bronc title at Wrangler NFR
After 16 years Reeves of Eagle Butte SD clinches main event with a 79 point ride securing the world saddle bronc crown at Las Vegas. He finishes second in the average and tops the final standings by 16000 over Glen ONeill. Reeves earns 204008 in 2001 and dedicates the win to persistence.
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Vegas
Tom Reeves
Eagle Butte
S.D
Reeves
Glen O'Neill
NFR
Las Vegas
Team Ropers Speed Williams
Jacksonville
Fla
Rich Skelton
Llano
Texas
Jake Barnes
Clay O’brien Cooper
Lan LaJeunesse
Morgan
Utah
LaJeunesse
Bobby Mote
Redmond
Ore
Rope Myers
Van
Myers
Butch Myers
Rope
Ty Murray
Stone
Wrangler Nfr
Mike White
Cody Ohl
Stephenville
Ohl
Dallas
Gard City seeks new football coach after Mireles firing
Garden City High School moves to hire a new football coach after firing James Mireles following a 2-7 season. Athletics director Bill Weatherly says the search is ongoing with applications being reviewed and first interviews already conducted, including Mike Smith from Valley Center as a leading candidate.
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Garden City High School
GCHS
Bill Weatherly
James Mireles
Mireles
Buffaloes
Weatherly
GCHL
Kevin Burr
Garden City
Mike Smith
Dave Meadows
Smith
Valley Center
Kansas
Wichita
Grant aids Garden City YMCA pool access with lift
A $4,000 grant from the William T. Kemper Foundation through Commerce Bank will fund a hydraulic pool lift at the Garden City Family YMCA aquatic center. The lift, expected by mid to late January, will improve accessibility for ADA compliance and support arthritis and water therapy programs, possibly boosting membership.
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William T. Kemper Foundation
Commerce Bank
Garden City
YMCA
Ymca Aquatic Center
Ymca Aquatics
Beth Delaney
Delaney
William T. Kemper
Kemper
Rich Harp
Busters set to move on to four year programs
Seven Garden City Broacbuster players signed early letters of intent to continue at four year schools. Lance Carson heads to Oklahoma State with others bound for Colorado Purdue Southwest Missouri State Fort Hays State. Derrick Pope verbally commits to Alabama but will stay at GCCC until February signing period.
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Garden City
Broacbuster
Bob Larson
Lance Carson
Oklahoma State
Clint Werth
Gabe Nyenhuis
Colorado
Berin Lacevic
Purdue
Jon Zweygardt
Southwest Missouri State
Shawn Steiner
Kendall McVey
Fort Hays State
Derrick Pope
Alabama
GCCC
Crimson Tide
Larson
Carson
Broacbusters
Werth
Oklahoma
Steiner
Zweygardt
Kay Jay Harris
Damon closes in on 30 million deal with Boston
AP reports Johnny Damon nearing a four year 30 million contract with Boston while Hideo Nomo returns to the Dodgers. David Wells nears a Diamondbacks deal as Texas moves to sign Chan Ho Park. Albie Lopez inks a 4 million, one year deal with Atlanta. Mets discuss Mo Vaughn trade scenarios with Anaheim and Los Angeles.
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NEW York
Johnny Damon
Boston
Hideo Nomo
Los Angeles Dodgers
David Wells
Arizona Diamondbacks
Texas
Rick Helling
Rangers
Chan Ho Park
Atlanta
Albie Lopez
Tampa Bay
Arizona
Diamondbacks
Wells
Mets
Mo Vaughn
Anaheim
Los Angeles
Marquis Grissom
Kevin Appier
Matt Herges
Angels
Troy Percival
Lenny Harris
Dodgers
Todd Zeile
Panthers cap great turnaround in Tangerine Bowl
In Orlando, Walt Harris led Pittsburgh to a 34-19 win over NC State finishing a remarkable 1-5 to 6-game surge. Antonio Bryant earned MVP with two TD catches, while QB David Priestley passed for 271 yards. Pitt’s defense slammed NC State late, with a key fumble return by Tyre Young sealing the victory.
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Orlando
Fla
Walt Harris
Pittsburgh
Panthers
North Carolina State
Harris
Bryant
Pitt
David Priestley
N.C. State
Lewis Moore
Philip Rivers
Tyre Young
Rivers
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Butch Thurman
Pendleton
Lethurman
Oregontrail
Buffalo
Brad Nading
Garden City Community College
Jayhawk
Butler County Community College
Busters
OSU
Lacevic
Nyenhuis
Damon
Jerry Colangelo
Diamondback
Lee Baseball
Antonio Bryant
NFL
Joe Conlin
Bryan Peterson
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